Patient's question:
Now 72 has always been in relatively good health, but now suffers from senile epilepsy and frequently has recurrences. How should senile epilepsy be treated?Doctor's answer:
Epilepsy is a brain dysfunction endocrine disorder syndrome characterized by recurrent epileptic seizures caused by abnormal discharges of brain neurons. It is primarily associated with factors such as hereditary brain damage and metabolic disorders. Medication Adjustment Phase: Confirmation of diagnosis, re-adjustment of medication, and control of recurrence. This involves confirming the diagnosis of epilepsy, re-adjusting the types of medication, dosage, and treatment plan in both traditional Chinese and Western medicine classifications, subtypes, and disease progression until epilepsy no longer recurs. Currently, this is the approach being followed.